About this episode
? Check the transcriptions with the english translation, subscribe to my newsletter and become a monthly supporter all at the same time ?https://buymeacoffee.com/slowportuguesewithmaria/membership? And if you’d like to book Portuguese conversation classes with me, you can do it on my website: ?https://slowportuguesewithmaria.com?In this episode of Slow Portuguese With Maria, I talk about one of the most important parts of Portuguese daily life: coffee!Portugal is famous for its coffee culture. From the small, strong espresso to the abatanado, galão, and meia de leite, coffee is not just a drink — it’s a ritual. I explain how and when Portuguese people usually drink coffee, from the first cup in the morning to a quick espresso at the café counter, or after lunch or dinner.New Words:Chávena – cupAbatanado – a long espresso (less strong than an espresso)Galão – coffee with a lot of milk, served in a tall glassMeia de leite – half coffee, half milkEsplanada – outdoor café terrace
